Two photographs showing two parliamentary candidates for the Barnsley by-election. One looks happy and relaxed at being selected to represent the people of Barnsley. The other looks like he just doesn't give a toss because he will have been told to, "stick that red rosette on, you've won".
Being local, Enis is at advantage with tackling local issues and has lived through many problems that have occured in Barnsley over the years.
Enis has the guts to stand up, not only for the people of Barnsley, but the people of Britain and hopes that her courage will influence other women who want to stand up and be counted.
Her genuine caring nature and honesty will outshine the other candidates. Her total commitment to Barnsley will put the others to shame and her willingness to speak out for the voiceless majority makes her the only candidate worth voting for.
As for the other candidate, he's from Hampshire, so the electorate will know as much about him as he knows about Barnsley. He is standing for a party that lied about foreign wars, that sends men and women to war, ill-equipped. A party that thinks that the anti - terrorism solution means giving more and more money to muslim communities. And will appease anything that isn't English. Their equality and diversity agenda has seen a rise in communities being segregated which fits their tick box ideology nicely.
They have carried on ridding our country of industry, think back to how much we used to have in Barnsley.
Mass immigration, in which they underhandedly helped to ethnically cleanse large cities like Birmingham and Leicester to the point where whites are now a minority, isn't that racist?. They are only in their element when they see billions spent on foreign aid and the EU while our own people suffer. I don't need to carry on, but I will just add one more....The Labour Party in Barnsley backed Eric Illsley in the last elections knowing full well he was under investigation for pinching off the working family, please remember on March 3 why we are having a by-election in the first place.
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